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My favorite word "Rambunctous" - it makes be smile. Also "Shenanigans" and "Murmuring".
Southpark had an episode where Mr Mackey had apparently read an entry in a thesaurus under the word shenanigans. He called them: skylarkings and tomfooleries.
Southpark had an episode where Mr Mackey had apparently read an entry in a thesaurus under the word shenanigans. He called them: skylarkings and tomfooleries.
Those are funny!
The Oscar Wilde star quote was good. I must have heard it before.
The wonderful word "cavalcade" has fallen into disuse. It was quite a common expression in the 1950s, lying on the conservative side of "extravaganza" in its scope. Useful for C-D's POC Forum users, as in "Your reply to my post was a cavalcade of ad-hominems."
"Shovin' right off for home.. shovin' right off for home.. shovin' right off for home again!"
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